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By Joe Wallace U.S. stock futures slipped Monday, signaling a muted opening for major indexes that stand at record highs ahead of a busy week of corporate earnings and economic data. Futures tied to the S&P 500 edged down 0.2% after the benchmark stocks gauge posted its 20th all-time closing high of 2021 on Friday. Contracts for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which also closed out last week at a record, ticked down 0.3%. Futures for the technology-heavy Nasdaq-100 index were relatively flat. Shares of technology giants have taken back control of the rally in U.S. stocks over the past month, helping to push major indexes to a series of all-time highs. Investors concerns about owning shares that are sensitive to rising interest rates have been assuaged by a retreat in yields on U.S. government bonds. Some say the shift into economically-sensitive sectors went too far at a time when major economies like the European Uni
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